Hill's 24 catches for 342 yards in 12 appearances look too much like last year's subpar numbers, revealing a player who has failed to emerge since being drafted 43rd overall in 2012. With a puny four yards per reception, Hill is far from the deep threat Gang Green hoped he'd be.

New York will go the rest of the way with Santonio Holmes and Jeremy Kerley as the frontmen for one of the NFL's least imposing group of pass-catchers. Hill wasn't helped by the scattershot play of Geno Smith, but blaming the rookie quarterback doesn't cut it.